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This is a mating behavior involving 3 California Newts. It's a pretty exciting time for the newts from what I can tell with all the entwining and writhng about that's going on. There were several different groups in various parts of the creek.
There are 24 signal lights in this shot and this is only one corner of the Iron Triangle. The two major railroads that pass thru Fostoria are the NS and CSX with CSX being the major player. There are three main diamonds and several connector tracks that make up the Iron Triangle with a daily average of 120 trains per day. In one 10 hr period this past week we counted 68 trains, many with foreign power units. The brick building center left, is CSX Tower "F" which is still manned and in operation and controls all movement thru the triangle. If you're a train watcher this is the place to go for sure!
1. Changes in Latitude, 2. Hey Bike, 3. Beach Paraphernalia, 4. Record Breaking Launch, 5. Toni & Joe's, 6. Wet Dog, 7. Surpise Visitor, 8. Spring Mountain Ranch, 9. Better Days, 10. Lunar, 11. View, 12. Lunch at Letty's
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October 31
"So, Marcus, I'm ready for Trick-or-Treat night. I have my bag ready for all those pieces of candy. That will stock my drawers in my room and keep me supplied until Christmas."
"And what, or should I say, whom are you going as?"
"Well, that's easy. I'm the Count. Count Down to Halloween. Brawhhahah."
"Oh, can you do me one favor?"
"What is it, Marcus?"
"Can you change me back to my old self with your magic wand? I look creepy."
Winslow # 26 of 26
31 October 2014
Happy Halloween!
Got stuck at the pharmacy for two hours waiting for a prescription, so I doodled some stars. The blue one at the top is made from a blintz base, and the other three are folded from table bases. Which is your favorite?
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Not sure what this berry bearing bush or tree is named but I counted 25 rings or more perhaps. Our next door neighbour was kind enough to cut the remaining stump down to ground level last weekend with his electric chain saw. It's red berries were quite an attraction to area yellow jackets, one which stung Sue while she maneuvered around it last summer so down it came last fall.
Squeezing in one last scene card for the first half of this month's HA contest:)
The sky was stamped with S5215 Clouds bg in Ranger tumbled glass distress ink. The sun is from CL439 Kiss From the Sun and the trees with little hearts are from CL230 Elephants. I embossed the "fence" with S5208 Designer Woodgrain. Sentiment is from CG275 Birthday (4).
Other Materials Used:
Cricut From My Kitchen cart (sheep and #1 die cuts )
Cuttlebug swiss dot embossing folder
Papertrey ink cloud die
Stampin' Up scalloped border punch, ink and cs
A Muse gingham check pp
Kaiser pearls
Felt, Twine
TFL and for all your comments!
count the chicks (I didn't even see them until I saw the parents fighting off a crow). I am pleased to report that all survived their first day and are growing every day thanks to their aggressive parents. Today I spotted them attacking mallards who were after their food. haha
or should i say sharp where it counts ,as you can probably see the more i use this new sigma 150-600 sport the better i get used to it .really feel that i'm moving forward now and getting the i/q i have long been after .
shot with the lens wide open and a slow shutter speed to ,bean bag support
Portrait (1670) by Jan de Baen of Johan Maurits, Count of Nassau-Siegen (1604–1679). He was Governor-General of the colony Dutch Brazil, art lover, but he was also involved in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. At the exhibition Shifting Image - In search of Johan Maurits in Museum Mauritshuis The Hague NL.
Corpse Cart I finished recently using the new GW paint range. Heavy use of Shades, Glazes and Texture paint.
The sitter is possibly
Fredrik Wilhelm Rigsgreve von Sponneck
b. 23 March 1842 in Copenhagen – d. 11 June 1921 in Billeburg
Danish Diplomat
m. 30 April 1886 in Nordrup Kirke, Denmark
Countess Anna Sophie Brockenhuus-Schaack (1859-1932)
1861 Student, 1869 cand. jur., 1871 Attaché in Paris, 1872 assistant of the minister of education, 1880 legation secretary in London, 1884 legation secretary in St Petersburg, 1886 Royal marshal hunter, etc.
Date: 1880s
Format: Cabinet
Photographer: Constantine Aleksandrovich Shapiro (1840-1900), famous Russian photographer.
Anna, 2nd wife of Dostoevsky remembers: “In the late 1870s Shapiro was considered as the best photographer in St Petersburg”. In 1880 Shapiro published the first issue of “Portrait Gallery of Russian writers, scientists and artists”
Location: St Petersburg
Fabric postcard. I can't draw, so I 'borrowed' someone's basic shape and made slight adjustments and then gave it swirly wool to make it my own breed. I worked very hard on this sheep, so there will be more...well, at least one more at this point. However, this first born is my fave.
shot using Lensbaby Composer Pro with Edge 80 Optic www.lensbaby.com/
© Nuno Caldeira
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Would it be enough for a bus ride
and some left for lunch
or would all going to pay for medical care?
Would it be enough to get a pair of fresh squids or would all going to this month rent?
Would it be enough for a limo ride, with a bottle of champagne, preshow dinner and a broadway show?
An entry into The Best Intentions category of the Colossal Castle Contest.
Count Rosencross and many of his retainers are on their way to participate in the Games of Hradcany. On the way they set up camp near a small river. Elvodug and Flemup were preparing dinner when Flemup placed clumsily bumped a log from the fire into the edge of the cooking tent. The tent caught fire quickly and soon it was all that the men could do to keep the fire from spreading.
See more pictures here: brickbuilt.org/2014/Camp.php
Part of a series entitled "The Things We Leave Behind"-- a group of images that explores the relationships between materials-based memories of those who have passed on and the cemetery space.
The bartender at the Mansion on Forsyth Park counts the receipts from the evening. I think it had been a slow night. The bar and restaurant are in the historic wing of the hotel, a former mansion and later still a funeral home before becoming part of the hotel.
Bonnie (Flickr: Luckybon) told me she had "millions" of Savannah Sparrows along this road and in the adjacent fields. Who am I to argue. Foggy sunrise at West Friendship Park, Howard County, Maryland.
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